This morning the orthopedic specialist said the cast can come off today. But because he is special and doesn't remove casts, I had to make an appointment with the physiotherapist who does. So in less than six hours, at 5.20pm, my arm will be plastered no longer.
It will feel very light for a while! Folk club tonight but I won't be playing guitar yet.....songs will be sung a capella. Again.
Best wishes to my American friends as they celebrate Thanksgiving, it's already Friday here but of course you are probably still in the middle of your family gatherings.
"Refrain from making a noise when eating, or supping from a spoon, and from smacking the lips or breathing heavily while masticating food, as they are marks of ill-breeding. The lips should be kept closed in eating as much as possible."
Jennifer
So happy for you to get that darn cast off...what a long time for you! Enjoy your freedom! LOL
ReplyDeleteOh good about the arm! Imagine though...one doctor doesn't do the removal...
ReplyDeleteAs per the comment about the noise whilst eating...in some countries, it is not polite not to lick smack etc...I cannot remember where, but it's not Canada!
Yay!
ReplyDeleteYeah! I know you are SOOOO HAPPY to have this removed. Oh Jennifer I'm thrilled for you, too. Right on!
ReplyDelete...and I know a folk or two who could use today's etiquette offering!
I remembered in other countries its rude not to belch at the dinner table, cause belching shows the chef how much you liked your food. (india i think is one of those places, but i would have to double check)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are getting your cast off. Seems like you've had that thing on forever!
just remember to take it slow so you dont sprain yourself
Very good news - I am glad you are now going to be castless!
ReplyDeletewoo hoo!!! good for you!!!
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